I’d prefer to be spontaneous about eating actually, because there are many times when I have something ready to be cooked as part of my weekly schedule, but I don’t feel like it any more.

I wish I could do my laundry on Sundays all the time, but I never have enough clothes ready for that specific day.

@Sophia — Yes, but last time I was about 30% into it, and now I’m about 90% finished (at roughly 140 hours). I’d like to play Crisis Core, maybe that’s another excuse to buy a PSP.

Surfing the web and spacing out is fun, but I always feel too guilty to do it for more than 10 minutes.

I think I need to come up with routines and rituals. I end up wasting a lot of time doing nothing and just surfing the web and spacing out.

I wish I had your dedication. I have none. Which is why I have little idea of what I will eat, wear, dine, read or write or pay bills until it actually happens.

nate and I are good about cooking, though. “Your call.” “I’m hungry.” “I’m not cooking.” “okay, fine, I will.” And an hour later, we’ll have a meal. But the rest of our schedules are quite haphazard or loosely based. We generally reserve sunday for laundry, but we almost NEVER check open our snail mail. It is only the day or week a bill is due I remember to open the letter and pay it online. Nate is worse.

@Pearl — “Soothing order” is great way of putting it, sort of like “creature comfort”. As a Taoist, I’m supposed to be able to deal with any changes in routine with spontaneity, but that doesn’t always work. Yet.

@Pepijn — I’m always curious about little details in peoples’ lives too. It would seem boring, but it’s not.

Bye!